Chords for John Denver, Johnny Cash, Roger Miller and Glen Campbell

Well, it's been a [E] long time since I've been back to this [A] old farm.
These buildings were torn down long ago.
Even though I seem to be spending more and more time in the cities these [E] days,
there's never a moment goes by that [F] I don't remember,
and thank God I'm a country boy.
_ Well, life on the farm [Ab] is nice,
_ with all the mecanic hats.
Heard it's a rise, heard it's a sag.
But I'm a country boy.
Well, a simple kind of life,
never gave me no heart.
I raised some of my family,
working on the farm.
Days are all [Bm] filled with an easy country charm.
But I'm a country [E] boy.
Well, I got me a time,
[B] I got me old fiddle,
and sometimes I'm coming up with a case of [Gb] riddles.
Life ain't nothing but a sweat and blood.
_ I'm a country boy.
[A] When the work is all done,
the sun sets low.
Oh, [G] life's a fiddle and a ruff and a [A] swole.
Kids are a feat,
so [D] we keep them coming along.
[E] Thank God I'm a [A] country boy.
I smell your solid goods and honey.
Good luck to Lord and my wife,
we'll take it very good.
I'm a fiddle, she can't [D] work quite as good.
Thank [E] God I'm a country boy.
Well, I got me a time,
I got me old fiddle,
and sometimes I'm coming up with [A] a case of riddles.
Life ain't nothing but [D] a sweat and blood and riddle.
[E] Thank God I'm a [A] country boy.
Woo-hoo! _
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[D] _ _ [A] _ _ _ Well, I wouldn't dream of life,
a diamond's old, few rose,
but never was for this funny.
Yeah!
[Gb] Well, I have a fiddle and a [D] humming too.
[E] Thank God I'm a country boy.
[A] Yes, it is old, driving in black,
and I've seen a lot of fat people.
That's a mighty keen.
[Gb] Well, let me tell you now,
it's [D] exactly what I mean.
[E] Thank God I'm a country boy.
Well, I got me a time,
I got me old fiddle,
and sometimes I'm coming up with a case of riddles.
[Gb] Life ain't nothing but a [D] sweat and blood and _ [E] riddle.
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Yes!
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[D] _ [A] Yeah.
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Nowooo!
Whooo!
That's a good _ _ _ _ one.
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[D] _ _ _ _ [A] Thank God, I'm a country boy.
[E] Noooo.
[A] I've got me old [E] fiddle, this time summin' [A] up with a hay-cow and a griddle.
[Gb] I mean, nothin' but a [D] _ _ _ _
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Thank you very much and welcome to our little television show tonight.
Now I don't think that it's necessary for me to introduce to you these gentlemen back here,
but I'm going to anyway, for me.
On the fiddle, Mr.
Roger Miller, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Johnny Cash. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ The Six Million Dollar Band. _ _
_ _ _ Also, we have another special guest with us tonight, another lady from Oklahoma that you know from the Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Show.
She plays Loretta Haggers, Loretta Haggers.
Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Mary Kay Place. _ _ _ _ _
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The people [Eb] who help make the world [Bb] a little more beautiful. _
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